I understand that. My priority was to get my partners PC working
reliably and the band-aid did that. It looks like a timing issue during
startup to me. 15-20 years ago I would have dived into source code to
try and sort the problem myself but I have other priorities now.
I agree with your comme
Regards Jim,
My problem with that is, is that it's putting a band-aid on the problem,
not fixing the source of it.
And my boxen is not a laptop, it's a higher end desktop.
It has been a complaint for sometime now, that the various flavors of
Ubuntu, all seem to assume
everyone is running it on a
A year or so ago I had the same or very similar symptoms.
From memory I resolved it by setting the boot parameter i8042.reset(=true?)
That resets the i8042 keyboard controller subsystem at boot time.
You can set it in /boot/grub/menu.lst.
I can't check further specifics now as the laptop suffer
Fabio,
Those installation logs are long since gone, I am not one to keep
nonessential junk on my boxen ;)
If you want current logs, that's fine.
Craig
On 08/05/2010 11:11 AM, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Hello rcbpage.
> can you please attach here:
> /var/log/syslog
> /var/log/dmesg
> /var/log/kern
Fabio,
In answer to your question on KB and Mouse,
On my machine it is still an ongoing problem, even with the latest releases.
I use a Logitech cordless KB and Mouse, the installation system
incorrectly assumes this is a "Bluetooth" device and not a USB HID device.
This causes the driver to loc
Thanks - I'll look at that but as noted I have added i8042.reset to the
boot parameters and it is now working fine. The problem appears to be
kernel initialisation/timing related.
The wireless Logitech mouse and wired keyboard have always been fine and
haven't stopped anything from working. The
I did a bit of a search for i8042 boot options and tried setting
i8042.reset and it appears to have made a difference. Will add it to
menu.lst and see if it is consistent.
Jim
Torsten Spindler wrote:
> Try booting with i8042.noacpi=1 appended to the kernel bootparameter
> list.
>
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keyboard/
It tells me unknown boot option.
Torsten Spindler wrote:
> Try booting with i8042.noacpi=1 appended to the kernel bootparameter
> list.
>
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keyboard/trackpad hang on boot
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